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[quote=Anonymous][quote=nannydebsays]PP's, it would seem from the tenure of the nannies totaled up (in years and portions of years) that the 6 nannies have spanned 1 + .75 + 4 + (.5 x 4) = approximately 7.75 years or so, meaning her eldest child is at least...7.75 years old. More likely 8 years old since it's unlikely the parent gave birth and returned to work immediately.

"As for refining our hiring process, you must not have read my original post very carefully. We've had a couple of truly excellent nannies, the best and smartest being a woman who had only completed high school. Here's our past nanny history - feel free to critique:
Nanny 1: 12 months, was wonderful, we moved.
Nanny 2: 9 months, was wonderful, my schedule changed; recommended her to a friend, she continued to sit for us.
Nanny 3(A): 4+ years, was wonderful, she got married and changed careers.
Nanny 4: 6 months; nice enough, turned out to have no common sense and made bad decisions.
Nanny 3(B): nanny 3 returned, stayed about 6 months until her new school classes started (related to her new career)
Nanny 5: 7+ months; absolutely wonderful, my dream nanny; she left when she and her boyfriend moved to a new city. We've visited them. It was a mutual sobfest when she left and we still keep in touch. My dream nanny.
Nanny 6: Current nanny; 6 months so far." [/quote]

You have a horrible track record!  Can you imagine if you had listed boyfriends instead of nannies?  We would think you're as loose as a goose![/quote]

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